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Hell Hath No Fury
by David Weber and Linda Evans

GATEWAY TO HELL'S FURY

The Union of Arcana has expanded through the portals linking parallel universes for over a century and a half. In that time, its soldiers and sorcerers have laid claim to one uninhabited planet after another—all of them Earth, and in the process, the Union has become the most powerful, most wealthy civilization in all of human history. But now the Union's scouts have discovered a new portal, and on its far side lies another human society, Sharona, which has also been exploring the Multiverse, and the first contact between them did not go well. Arcana is horrified by the alien weapons of its sudden opponents, weapons its sorcerers cannot explain, weapons based upon something called . . . science. But Sharona is equally horrified by Arcana's "magical" weapons. Neither side expected the confrontation and each thinks the other fired first. But as the initial disastrous contact snowballs into all-out warfare, both sides can agree on one thing. The portal which brought them together is Hell's Gate itself!

"Magic and high tech collide in this exciting military SF novel from bestseller Weber and Evans, the first of a new series. . . . The authors treat both societies sympathetically and realistically, with human vices and virtues evenly distributed."—Publishers Weekly

Published 3/1/2007
SKU: 1416521011
Ebook Price: $6.99 
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1. Paul on 1/19/2013, said:

I enjoyed the first two books in this series very much, and I thought it was extremely promising. My best wishes go to Linda Evans, whom I sincerely hope will return to good health and continue the series.
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2. PM on 12/5/2011, said:

Unfinished Cliff-hanger !!@! Unfinished Series !@!#! Could have been short fiction. Way too long.
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3. James on 3/24/2011, said:

I stopped reading books that worked like the "Perils of Pauline" years ago. This book made me very sorry I paid good cash for it. Had I known they weren't going to finish the book I'd never had bought it.
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4. Steven on 12/5/2010, said:

This is a hard slog. The authors have, with no doubt commendable attention to detail, created not one, but two deeply detailed civilizations to throw against one another. Unfortunately, they dump it on you in leaden chunks, page after page, chapter after chapter. Lengthy detailed discussions of politics and geography bury the actual plot to the point that when the viewpoint changes, as it does with maddening frequency, the reader is perfectly safe to simply skip pages--or chapters--until something recognizable shows up and be no worse off. You see, it's not merely a matter of civilizations and a few quirks and important cultural motivations, no. It's mostly geography. The authors have, no doubt, a heavily annotated map somewhere--we don't get a copy--that shows both of their fantasy worlds in excruciating detail, along with the names of every prominent landmark and area. This may not seem like a bad idea until you try and read through the thing. When combined with the semipronounceable fantasy names that each of the battalions of characters bears, not to mention rank structures, a single sentence may contain seven to ten made up words, each understandable only by context and careful attention. For example, the glossary, a lengthy and necessary, but nevertheless frustrating document, contains more than a dozen names for terrain features in the equivalent of Spain alone. This despite the fact that in the two books so far, not a single page has taken place there. It's as if, having gone to such trouble, no one had the heart not to include the names of every river and silver strike in the vicinity wherever a character happened to go. Or merely thought about. And as for the characters, they are of course standard cookie cutters; nothing wrong with that at all. But the names! Soooo many names. So many titles, so many home regions to discourse upon and none of it explained in a sentence when three paragraphs will do. I want to read this story. It interests me--what I can see of it through the wall of text. On the other hand, it's been several years since this second book, which went nowhere, so maybe the authors became as bored as I did.
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5. David on 11/30/2010, said:

But where's the final book? There has to be a sequel to this.....
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6. John on 6/16/2009, said:

Love the book and the series (so far), BUT I'm really disappointed that David Weber has partnered with Linda Evans on this. She is notorious for leaving sequels unfinished, and I fear this series will be left in the dust. David, if you want to get out of your arrangement with Evans and finish the next book on your own, call me and I'll provide free legal advice and services to help make it happen (assuming you didn't sign something stupid when you went into this joint venture with Evans).
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7. A. J. on 11/15/2008, said:

Fantastic reads, both books! I want more in this series. I think he's busy with the Honor Harrington stuff though. This book absolutely deserves a sequel especially with that dang cliff hanger on it. For that matter, while I'm at it, Bahzell books could use another installment too.
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8. Preston on 10/21/2008, said:

This is a great book, i loved it. BUT there are a few things i didn't like about it. They are the cliffhanger ending, and that there is no mention of the next book. At this rate i dont know if i will ever live to see the next book in this series...and i'm only 18!
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9. Paul on 8/8/2008, said:

Where is the third book. The other two where excellent.
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10. Duane on 7/28/2008, said:

enjoyed it, they took a basic story and gave it a real reality twist. good charicters. I hope the third book is in the works.
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